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Occupational therapy

Description

Occupational Therapy is a client-centred health profession focused on enabling people to participate in the activities of everyday life.

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Community health
Current term
Occupational therapy
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Report

Beyond therapy: the multiple benefits of using a service-learning model to enhance paediatric therapy in a remote area school


Flinders University researchers led a collaborative initiative between health and education staff that provided two four-week blocks of intense physiotherapy services at an additional needs school in Alice Springs. This report has been released to inform future service-learning placements in the same and comparable contexts.
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Cultural competence – transforming policy, services, programs and practice


This chapter discusses some of the complex issues surrounding the notion of cultural competence—and the critical need for practitioners to develop knowledge, skills, understandings and attributes to be responsive in diverse cultural settings. The argument for culturally competent mental health practitioners and services is situated within a human rights framework which underpins the principles, standards...
Report

Day therapy centre census 2002


The census presents the results of a comprehensive national data collection of Day Therapy Centres and their care recipients. The Day Therapy Centre Program subsidises a range of therapies for frail older people living in the community and for residents of Australian government funded residential aged care. Therapies include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and...